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Woodpeckers can knock 17 times per second into a tree with a force of 12,000 times their gravity but their brains and retinas are not injured.

Seahorses are a strange creature, males are responsible for pregnancy and delivery, not females.

Despite being caught by the dog in his mouth, the diving bird still struggles to escape. The tense tension took place about 30 seconds before the diving bird was drowned in the

Reminding everyone that Anaconda was terrified, but when he looked at the picture posted on National Geographic and heard the real story behind the photo for the author himself, it

This terrifying creature can fly, hide and disappear and suck blood like a vampire in novels and movies.

According to hydro-meteorological experts, from now until before the Lunar New Year, the Southern region is quite dry, cool weather and the North will be cold, the Central has a

The kangaroo, though still quite small, is very aggressive. It constantly launches a strike as a professional gladiator for 3 minutes.

On the South Australian island, the BBC's famous filmmakers found hundreds of blind snakes and head injuries. Is this the characteristic of the 'residents' on this desert island

There are hundreds of thousands of species of venom in nature, but the following species are considered to have the most terrifying venom. Their venom can kill many people with a

The rat named Onychomys can not only attack but also eat Arizona scorpion meat, one of the most poisonous scorpions in North America without being attacked by their powerful

Here are the most giant creatures that appear on Earth, ensuring you will not be startled.

To this sea, you will experience the feeling of walking to the land of paradise. As long as you touch the sea water will emit a beautiful blue light.

A rooster in India easily defeats a lethal king cobra after stunned enemies with circular dance and fatal pecks to protect chickens.

Just a little careless, seagulls were caught by octopus and drowned in shallow water on the Richmond River in the northern state of New South Wales, Australia in the presence of

Even snails possess a huge number of teeth up to 15,000. So why don't birds own any teeth while they have very hard beaks?

Is it true that sharks bite off, causing marine fiber optic incidents? And why do sharks like to bite cables? Let's try to find out!

The average depth of the oceans on Earth is 4,267m. So how can organisms live in the ocean at the greatest depth?

It sounds unbelievable but really exists poisonous birds. The first case of poisonous birds recorded in the world is due to researcher Jack Dumbacher accidentally discovered in

Researchers from Portugal's Marine and Atmospheric Research Institute were stunned to 'encounter' a strange shark that existed from prehistoric times in the deep waters of the

The hornets repeatedly 'tossed' poisonous stings at the huge Tarantula spider causing its victim to be paralyzed and knocked down.